Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 193, Hammond, Lake County, 8 February 1918 — Page 5

J?riday, J-Voruarv 8. 1918

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COMIN3 STENTS. J Mr. and Mrs. William Klase will en-I tertain the Wcnlworth Club Saturday) veninjr at thvir home ia W. Sibley street.

J. W. Toun? of the Aiwriian Art Galleries of Chicago In his address, tofore the Hammond Womiin's e'lub Saturday will fnilfdvor to bring more fully before the club members the realisation of the imr.trtanr of the art of this '"iintry to industry and life itself and ihat it in the. duty of every man and woman who wishes to make any pretense to culture to acquaint themselves with, this an. The art committee of which Mrs. George f- Streeter is chairman is in charge of the meeting which w ill open nt three o'clock at the Masonic leniple. They will hae displajed the greatest piece of American art. The program will also include a, harp solo bv Mrs. Charles IT. I. avers and a Krcup of readmics by Mis. William Welch with accompaniments by Mrs. l.aers. Miss I.eda 1'orsAith who appeared with Gerwldlne Karrar in ' Koenipskinder" will sip jr. The final number will be a group r-f child impersonations by Mrs. Welsh

accompanied by Mrs. leavers at the harp j nnd Mrs. I.ydi Welter VanGIlder, soio-j lt. j

Food Will With Tlie War Watch The Times for Conservation Hints

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Serve plenty of potatoes at all meals.

Mrs. M. T. Stewart is entertaining the .iar(iuetie Club this afternoon at her home in Warren street. Auction bridge will be played. The members of the Stitch and t 'hatter flub spent a most enjoyable afternoon yesterday as the guests of Mrs. Frank rhiliips at hr home in faulmet aicmie. The members brought their needle work arid at the close of the afternoon a luncheon was served. In two weeks Mrs. Joseph Wolf of Summer street will be hostess to the club at a thimble part?.

"srds wire the entertainment at the iceetln:r yesterday afternoon of Circle No. I at the home of Mrs Jacob Weis. ? Douglas street, the p1i7.es in the tames being: won by Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs. Leonard Knoerz'r. The consolation rrie -was awarded to Mrs. 'larence King. Pedro was played and at the conclusion of the games the hostess served refreshments. On account of t..e Lenten season there will be no more meetings until after Kaster. Mrs. L. Ward of State Line street will be the first post-Lenten hostess.

ine next. . o,u m nia i inn ro win ocien rent Thursday by Mrs. Lawrence 1 "r. at her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. ('ox will be hostess at luncheon at one o'clock followed by ' rds.

GASGftRETS SELL -TWENTY MILLION BOXES PER YEAR Best, safest cathartic for liver and bowels, and people know it.

They're fine! Don't staybilious, sick, headachy or constipated. .

SSfceW' jwORK WHILE YOU SLEEPJ

Knje.y life! Keep clean Inside with faacarets. Take one or two al night and enjoy the nicest, gentlest lic:- and bowel cleansina you ever experienced. Wake up- feeling grand. Your head will Vi clear, 011r tongue clean, breath right, stomach sweet rnd your liver and thirty feet of bowels active. Gel. a box at any drut store and straighten up. Stop the headaches bilious spells, bad colds and lad days- Hrighten up. Cheer up. C!an i.p! Mother should give a whole Cas.nret to children when crrss. bilious, f'verish or if tonpue is coated they are harmless ne er gripe or sicken. Adv.

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At her home In Douglas street Mrs. Herman Brown was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Amethyst Club at a thimble party. After a couple of hours spent with their needle work the guests were served with refreshments. Tha next club party will b given in two weeks on Friday by Mrs. Iferg of Trice place. Thirty-five members attended the. all day session of the Baptist "Woman's I'nion yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. B. Ortt. Zlb Highland street. Following the noon-day luncheon the members spent the afternoon sewing: and knittins for the Red Cross. Mrs. "William Myers and Mrs. Dann Mann of the domestic science, section read several interesting articles on "How to Select Foods." The meeting next Thursday will be held at the home of Mrs. A. C. Berry, 193 Sibley street. The congregation Beth-Al will hold divine services this evening at eight o'clock. Dr. Rosengard will officiate.

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This is an age of beauty. X'nsightry faces filled with plmrles. discolorations. blackheads, etc'., a.re nothing but unhealthy faces due to blood impurities. Cleanse the blood with Stuart's Calcium Wafers and the facial blemishes will disappear. Stuart's Calcium "Wafers ate more active in the skin where they cleanse and clear the blood, driving out all poisons and impurities. And you'll never have a good complexion until the blood is clean Xo matter how bad your complexion is. Stuart's Calcium Wafers will work wonders with it. You can get these little, wonder-w -orkers at your druggist's for oil cents a package. A free trial package will be mailed if you send the coupon below. Adv.

Material for Junior Red Cross work is being sent to the Franklin school. Any who have contributions to make are requested to send it to the building by "Wednesday morning. Feb. 13, or if Miss Ferguson is notified, pupils will be sent to bring the packages in.

The Ladles Society of the p. of L. F. and K. held Quite an important session Wednesday afternoen at the J. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Mae M'hltmer was Installed a sconduetress and a feature of the afternoon was th initiation of a class of candidates. At the close of the business session refreshments were served and the members enjoyed a social hour. There will be a meeting this evening of Hammond temple Xo. 73 Pythian Sisters at the K. of P. templer. corner of Hohman and Ogden streets. The Installation of offiers will not occur until the evening of the twenty-second.

J. W. Toung of Chicago who will lecture at the Hammond "Woman's Club meeting, and the Rev. and Mrs. Heorge R. Streeter will be entertained by Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Clark at. luncheon at one o'clock Saturday at the Hotel Majestic. William M. Lonjr of Douglas avenue is in the south on a combined business and pleasure trip for three of four weeks. He will attend the Mardi ";ra in Xew Orleans and from there will go to Texas. In celebration of their fourteemh birthday anniversaries Lvelyn and Lillian Schneider delightfully entertained a number of their little friends last evening at their home. SS Russell street. rr17.es in the fainpn were won by Cecelia KnoT7.fr. Anna Zellcr and Olsra Spragia. Yellow roses decorated the tables and during the evening a rrettily appointed tnree course luncheon was served There were covers for Rose Scherer. Cecelia Knocrzer. Mary Lauerman. Ruth Iheker, Dorothy Koehle. Anna ZelW. Mary Hoess. Theresa Schneider. Alice Gross. Olga. Spragia and Evelyn and Lillian Schneider.

Honoring her sister. Miss F,dna An-

drews of Decatur who is her guest. Mrs. i W. Tf. Payne entertained 8t dinner yes- ' terday. Her other guests were Mrs. : McOnder of Last Chicago. Mrs. Morrtor,, Mrs. Vande Sande and Mrs. D. L.. ; Bennett. Mrs. D. L. Bennett and Mrs.W. H. Payne were joint hostesses at a. "Round I Robin" party yesterday afternoon at ' Mrs. Payne's home. 450 Truman avenue. : The guests brought their Red Cross knit- ; ting and during the afternoon several : leadings and vocal solos were given. ' Their guests Included MrJ.'l. R. Steven-

son. Mrs. - loung. nuw c-r....

vrs Frank Stansbury. Mrs. McOnder of.

i Last Chicago. M's. Morrison. Mrs.

A henhach. Mrs. Charles Primmer and

Raymond Pet tit. Mrs. Payne's sisMiss Edna Andrews of Decatur was honor guest.

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The Absent Guest Roy Rolfe Gibson The Gowk's Rrrank Anonymous The Keeper of the Light Van DWe Miss Mary Odessa Heath. Group of songs Selected Miss Marguerite Kder. Reading The Soldier of the L'mpire The Launching of the Ship Longfellow Miss Mary Odessa Heath. Trio Lvening Serenade Tliller My Honey Lynes Mrs. George Hannauer. Mrs. L. L. Bomherger, Mrs. Charles Van Gilder. Mrs. 'William Mikescb. accompanist" This week meeting of the Pine street Ladles' Aid Society took place vesterdav afternoon at Mis. J. W. Thompson's home. Theie was a laree

attendance of membris who devoted

the afteinoon to their knitting and sewing-. Mrs. Morris Iddings ef, rVen,ng for Great Falls. Montana, after a fewweeks' visit with her mother. Mrs F. P. Carter of South Hohman street.

"It's the best place in the city to eat" is the by-word of patrons of the dabby Cafe at .164 Hohman street which recent-" ly changed hands. Mrs N. Davis an accomplished chef recently took over the ownership and makes a specialty clean and wholesome home-cooking Adv. Jimmy Trost. city court bailiff wlfo ha been Confined to his home at 174 Detroit street with rheumatism. Is reported to be some better today and hoped to be able to be up and around in a short lime. Members of the Hammond police pension fund will hold their annuol election of trustees at the police station Monday evenlnjr between the hours of six and seven o'clock. Those who are are up for election are. Charles SKK. Oscar Borchert. Joseph AVallok, Jospeh Mojecki, Frank Hotlback and Ben Strong.

The faneral of Miss Rosie MesenKr of Hessivlle. whose death occurred at St. Margaret's hospital following an illness of pneumonia, will be held at the residence at Black fak road and Kennedy avenue Sunday afternoon. Interment will b made at the family lot In the Hesslvlle cemetery. Chick en thieves were busy again in Hammond last night arording to the police blotter this morning-. Mrs. Fricke. Becker street, reported that some one stole 14 chickens and Arthur Ranwold reports the theft of five more. Frank B. Mrlllroy of the Mclllroy Belting and Hose company who has been confined to hia home at 17 Detroit street in Hammond with a severe attack of bronchial pneumonia was able to b. out for the first time after an illness of six weeks yesterday. Public dedicatory services of the new Knights of Pythias hall at Ogden and Hohman streets in Hammond are to be held February 19th. Thomas J., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. O'Connor. SI 9 Walter street, died

at the residence this morning: following

prier inness. j he Tuneral will be held tomorrow morning and interm.nt

will Be made at the Calvary cemetery

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WANTED

EAST GHECAeO ELKS TO INITIATE CLASS

Next Saturday evening at their beautiful club rooms over the Fast Chicago Statu Bank, lodge Xo. 9S1 of the B. P. O. Rlks. will observe past exalted rulers night with a special session at which time a class of seven candidates will be inducted into the great, jrand and patriotic order .if Klkdom. On this annual occasion past exalted rulers will fill the various offices of the lodge and the prospective Klks may be assured that none of the elements which go to make a full fledged antler of each will

Gary Theatre Kth TWO PERFORMANCES MATINEE AND NIGHT

Typical Savage Cast Big Beauty Chorus Henry W. Savage's Own Orchestra Two Cars of Scenery

Henry W. Savage Offers the Musical Comedy Delight

Book and Lyrics hy Guy Bolton and P. G. Wode-

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20 1 Musical I Hits 1 Dance Delights I 2 ' I . Acts I of I All 1 Fun I and Music I , . IS

The Only Company Playinpr This Real New York Success.

Gloom Won't Win the War, So Cheer Up "HAVE A HEART"

Matinee Prices: $l.fi0, $1.00, 75c, 50c.

Order Your Seats Now Phone 3048.

Evening Prices $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c.

Home, of all sizes la all part, of tha city, also other property, qnlck. We hara sold orer 190 places of property in 1317. Wa will sail yonrs If yonr price and termj are rlffht. List it .with us today. TKAN1C J. WACHIWICZ, "Tha Hom of the Best Roma Bariralai" Cor. Oakley and Pluramw Ave. Phone 1617. opea evenlnga. Hammond. 2-8-15-1S

Hammond Resident Has Awful Experience "I was twice confined In hoicnita!". in the last one nothing- but gruel water was injected into me 4 times a day. as my stomach would not retain any food f suffered terribly; was redueed to a skeleton. My folks saw en ad of Mavr's Wonderful Kennedy and it has surely saed my life. I weigh ISO lb, now." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and al!as the inflammation which causes pract ica I ly al! stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including" appendicitis. One dost will convince or money refunded. Summer3 Pharmacy. Rideley Orug- Stores in (Jury and Central Drug Ftorc, Indiana H.trbor. Adv.

be overlooked. After the Initiatory ceremonies, an old fashioned social session is scheduled on the -fooverlzed plan, however. Kast Chicago lodge la now in the midst of a six weeks membership drive which ends February 2&th and from the great and good natured rivalry existing between the patriotic red. tvhite and blue teams, captained by Walter L. Spencer, Xr. Charles T. Johns and A. Pooth respectively, the membership of th Elks in East Chicago will be, increased by easily fifty to seventy-fHe new members from the way the teams are intertsing themselves. Xext month will undoubtedly witness the exemplification of the honors of membership to the largest class of Elks that has ever been held In northern Indiana. Exalted P.ulcr .7. S. Dewey has the members working harmoniously and under hi administration Kast Chicago lodge has pro

gressed splendidK. Hammond lodge No. 4S5 will be well represented to participate in the festivities Saturday evening.

WHITING HELPS OUT MICHIGAN CITY MICH H JA N PITV. IND., Keb. S The city chlorine plant at the waterworks ha ruif out of chlorine with which th'e city water is treated. The health board says that a dozen tanks of the chemical are en route to the city, but are tied up somew h re. A srr.i'l quantity has been borrowed from the city of Whiting.

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I.O.ST Satchel containing- brushes, painters' overalls, putty knife and scraper, between Dr?ickert and Sibley on Calumet a ve. e.r from Calumet to 1 tollman 011 Sililcj. Keiurii 116 Sibley si., Hammond. 2-S--WANTEl Girl for kirehen work. Federal Hotel. Calumet nve. Opposite Distillery. Hammond.

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Among the hostesses at ""Tlound .bin" parties yesterday in Hammond

Vr. Edward Hate. Mrs. JI. t.

Voiins and Mrs. Frank A"a!ler who en-

teri.-5iii.-d iointlv at Mis. Waller's home.

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; The Congregational Ladies" Aid Society tenlered Mrs. M. E. Zuver a very 1 pleasant surprise party List evening, j Dainty refreshments were served aid j the evening was spent with music and j games. The guests included Mrs. P. A. ; Newman. Mrs. Frank Swint and son Will bur. Mr. Cora Bothwell. Mrs. P. E. ) Powen. Mrs. Sam Smith. Mr. ad Mrs. j P.. luty Rial daughter Janet, the Rev. ! c.riffith Cowley. Mrs. J. E. Dye, Mrs, ' Anna I'oweli and Mrs. I- Stanford. j -- A suidio re.-ital will be given by pupils in Miss Swanson's dancing class

and piano pupils of Miss Elizabeth Webber Saturday evening at the Hammond Musical College. The . patrons and friends of the school are invited. The program for the Junior Erd Cross recital nt the Central school Monday evening., r'ebruary llth, follows:

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Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Calumet Township. Mr. Wellner is one of (Jary's most substantial business men, beinc; now engaged

in the jewelry business at 1108 Broadway. He is a pioneer in Gary and has always been

identified in any movement for the welfare of the city. He is a member of the .South Side Business Men's Association. Adv.

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